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Re: How many in the basin at once?
      Fri Sep 09 2005 09:26 PM

August 31, 1995 - three hurricanes and one tropical storm all going at the same time in the Atlantic basin. I think that the three hurricanes at the same time was also a record - and that has now been tied. The hurricanes were Humberto, Iris and Luis and the tropical storm was Karen.
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* How many in the basin at once? yecatsjg Fri Sep 09 2005 09:26 PM
. * * Re: How many in the basin at once? Clark   Thu Sep 08 2005 06:59 PM
. * * Re: How many in the basin at once? Ed DunhamAdministrator   Fri Sep 09 2005 09:26 PM

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